Post-Convention "Believe
in America" tour continuesSun. August 1, 2004-Kerry and Edwards attend
church at Greater Grace Temple in Springfield, OH.Kerry and Edwards speak
during an impromptu stop at a parking lot in Springfield, OH.-Kerry and Edwards rally
at the corner of North Main Street and East Court in Bowling Green, OH.[Kerry and Edwards separate;
Edwards to Miami, FL].

Mon. August 2, 2004-Rally at James L. Knight
Theater in Miami, FL. -after the rally he did a closed door meeting
with Cuban Americans-Makes a front porch visit
at the home of Daniel and Shawn Morgan (identified in news accounts as
Republicans voting Democrat) in the Cherokee Park section of Orlando, FL.-Addresses 46th Annual Convention
of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference at the Jacksonville Hilton
in Jacksonville, FL.

Tues. August 3, 2004-Rally on the West Lawn
of the Old State House in Baton Rouge, LA.-Discusses Kerry-Edwards
plan to restore fiscal discipline at a town hall meeting at Alexandria
Riverfront Center in Alexandria, LA.-Family picnic at Ford Park,
Lake Side in Shreveport, LA.Overnights in North Little
Rock, AR.

Wed. August 4, 2004-Attends a rally at the
North Shore Riverfront Park in Little Rock, AR.-Tours the National Civil
Rights Museum in Memphis, TN.-Joined by his wife Elizabeth
and Congressman Harold Ford Jr. attends a rally on Beale Street in Memphis,
TN.Overnights at The Victorian
Inn in Cape Girardeau, MO.

Thurs. August 5, 2004Remarks to supporters outside
The Victorian Inn in Cape Girardeau, MO.By bus from Cape Girardeau
to St. Louis.-After their separate campaign
swings, Kerry and Edwards re-unite and kick-off their train trip to the
West with a rally at historic Union Station in St. Louis, MO.Kerry and Edwards stop to
address the crowd at the station in Washington, MO.-Kerry and Edwards make
their first official train stop and hold an early evening rally at the
State Capitol in Jefferson City, MO.-Kerry and Edwards brief
stop to address the crowd from the train in Sedalia, MO.Overnight in Kansas City,
MO.

Fri. August 6, 2004-Kerry and Edwards tour
Jim and Ruth Nelson's farm and discuss energy independence and issues facing
small farmers with community members in Smithville, MO. (Clay County,
north of Kansas City)-Kerry and Edwards rally
outside Union Station in Kansas City, MO.All night train trip
through Kansas.

Sat. August 7, 2004-Kerry and Edwards greet
supporters at the station in Lamar, CO.-Kerry and Edwards rally
at La Junta City Park in La Junta, CO.

Sun. August 8, 2004-Edwards and family do a
thank you rally at Buford Watson Park (Train Park) in Lawrence, KS.
-on Friday night/Sat. a.m. the Kerry-Edwards train had sped past a throng
of waiting supporters.

Mon. August 9, 2004-Attends an AFL-CIO executive
council meeting at the Drake Hotel, Chicago, IL.-Stops at Manny's Coffee
Shop & Deli with Sen. Dick Durbin and state Sen. Barack Obama in Chicago,
IL.

Tues. August 10, 2004Time off in NC.

Wed. August 11, 2004Time off in NC.

Thurs. August 12, 2004Time off in NC.

Fri. August 13, 2004-Makes a front porch visit
with Sue Duffiney, Philip Phelps and Shirley Woods at 4021 Cuthbertson
and Crawford in Flint, MI.-Attends a Kerry-Edwards
2004 rally at Mott Community College in Flint, MI.-Attends an Olympic opening
ceremonies watch party at Rosemount High School Gymnasium in Rosemount,
MN.-Elizabeth Edwards, on
her first solo trip>>

Sat. August 14, 2004-Front porch visit at the
home of Marian Fogerty on South Eagle Street in Belle Plaine, MN.-Rally at North Dakota State
University's Churchill Field in Fargo, ND.

Sun. August 15, 2004-Makes a front porch visit
to the home of Tom and Donna Powers at Campbell Ave & Euclid St in
Waterloo, IA.-Attends church at Payne
Memorial AME Church in Waterloo, IA.-Makes a front porch visit
to the home of Peter and Patricia Peterson at Cottage Grove & 38th
in Des Moines, IA.Unannounced stop at the
Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, IA.-Evening rally at Southwest
Missouri State University's Historical Quadrangle at Carrington Hall in
Springfield, MO.

Mon. August 16, 2004-Discusses Kerry-Edwards
rural plan at the farm of J.M. and Nancy Crighton
at West Farm Road 84 and South AB in
Willard, MO.-Holds a rally at the Georgia
International Convention Center in College Park (near Hartsfield Atlanta
Int'l Airport), GA.-Attends a DNC fundraiser
at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Atlanta, GA. ($)

Tues. August 17, 2004Mid-morning arrival at
Fort Smith Regional Airport, Fort Smith, AR.-Town Hall at the
University of Arkansas Fort Smith's Baldor Technology Center–Mechanical
Engineering Lab in Fort Smith, AR.(on the ground for a
little over 3 hr) Departs Fort Smith Regional Airport for Birmingham Airport.-Fundraiser at the Summit
Club in downtown Birmingham, AL. ($)Visits Democratic headquarters
at the Frank Nelson building on 20th Street; dinner at Bottega in Birmingham,
AL.

Wed. August 18, 2004Arrives New Orleans Lakefront
Airport.-Tours and participates
in a roundtable with workers at the Job 1 Career Center in New Orleans,
LA.-Attends a Kerry/Edwards
Victory Fund reception at the Loews New Orleans Hotel in New Orleans, LA.
($)Flight Lakefront Airport
to Washington National, Washington DC.

Thurs. August 19, 2004Washington, DC-no scheduled
events.

Fri. August 20, 2004Washington, DC-no scheduled
events.

Sat. August 21, 2004-Holds a town hall at Lucy
Addison Aerospace Magnet School in Roanoke, VA.-Holds a town hall at Nitro
Community Center-Kathy Mattea Auditorium in Nitro, WV.

Sun. August 22, 2004-Attends church at University
Park Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC.-Holds a front porch visit
at Mockingbird Drive and Main Street/Hwy 7 in McAdenville, NC.-Hosts a block party at
Humboldt Park in Milwaukee, WI.

Mon. August 23, 2004-Holds a town hall at Memorial
Hall in Racine, WI.-Holds a worker roundtable
at Delta Family Restaurant in Oshkosh, WI.-Rallies at Riverside Park
Fountain in La Crosse, WI.

Wed. August 25, 2004-Town hall at Friendly Inn
Settlement in Cleveland, OH.-"Rally in the Valley" at
Warren Community Amphitheater in Warren, OH.-Attends Kerry-Edwards Victory
2004 reception at the Westin Hotel in Oklahoma City, OK. ($)“Oklahoma Airport Send-Off”
at Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City, OK.Overnights in Las Cruces,
NM.

Thurs. August 26, 2004-Rallies with voters at
the Historic Old Mesilla Plaza in Mesilla, NM.-Hosts a town hall with
voters at Jefferson County Fairgrounds in Golden, CO.

Mon. August 30, 2004-Delivers a major national
security address at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington in Wilmington,
NC.Flight to Raleigh County
Memorial Airport in WV.Unscheduled stop at Tamarack,
an arts and crafts center in Beckley, WV.

Tues. August 31, 2004-Makes a front-porch visit
at the home of retired miner Dickie Todd (Flannery Rd. and Highway 41-Piney
View) in Beckley, WV.-Stronger America Begins
at Home rally at Shoemaker Square in Beckley, WV.

Note
on the Aug. 8 Lawrence, KS thank you rallyMrs. Edwards' Posting
on the Kerry-Edwards Official Blog:

Missing Lawrence

After an unbelievable rally
in Kansas City -- I mean 25,000 plus people who were really alive with
energy, people as far as you could see, people who started gathering before
5 for a 10 PM rally -- we boarded the terrific train again. It was getting
late by then, and we had no news of any crowds waiting for us as we sped
in the darkness through Kansas. People onboard started falling asleep,
dropping off slowly, pulling out pullmans, grabbing a pillow and blanket
and curling up in a chair for our overnight on the train.

I was sitting up in the small
lounge at the back of our car when I heard it: the growing sounds of cheers
and screams, and then I saw it -- speeding by too fast to count, on both
sides of the track, was it a thousand or more people waiting for us in
Lawrence, Kansas? They were cheering and waving and smiling. We raised
our hands to wave, but the engineer hadn't slowed and by the time we had
waved even a little to the signs and cheers and camera flashes, it was
dark again. We sat frustrated -- but we knew we were not as frustrated
as the people of Lawrence, Kansas, who stood until 1 AM for the train to
pass through -- a whistle stop, a slow roll, whatever. And then "whatever"
was just a glimpse, a half-wave.

So we awoke this morning,
scrambling to find a way to show Lawrence the same affection it had shown
us. Our promise to Lawrence: we are juggling right now so that we can visit
and thank you in person for that great gift in the darkness.

John and I have a special
affection for Lawrence. In 1976, we drove my parents' old station wagon
from North Carolina to the Grand Canyon and back. We had so little money
that we ate in restaurants only twice -- a McDonalds in New Mexico and
a Pizza Hut in Lawrence. We stayed in a motel once in Colorado, but only
because there was a huge electrical storm that made camping with the gear
we had too dangerous. As we came back through Colorado, coming down the
Rockies, we inadvertently left the brake on -- we thought we had released
it fully, the perils of a unfamiliar car -- and by the time we got to Kansas
the car needed attention. We hadn't much money, but we found a compassionate
mechanic in Lawrence who helped us out for an amount we could afford, and
while he worked, we ate that pizza. So, Lawrence, we owe you twice. Don't
worry, we'll repay that debt. And soon.